Before I make my point, this is the first remark I've ever replied to and it 
is a very interesting one too.  I'm a member of this generation with the high 
alternative lifestyle that tatoos, multiple piercings, and so on.  I don't see 
anything wrong with it and everyone has a right to live life as they see fit 
along with being respected as individuals, but at the same time, members of my 
generation must be aware that there are consequences for that alternative 
lifestyle.  We're looked upon as lazy and unprofessional and to an extent, that 
is true.  I do think we should respect our employers dress codes and other 
regulations, but those codes should be relaxed from time to time.  It's all about 
compromise in the workplace.  If my generation wants to be taken seriously, we 
must work within the system to gain respect.  Dressing appropriately 
definitely helps, but the biggest thing we must do is learn to speak the English 
language correctly.  It irritates me a great deal when I hear young people falling 
back on words such as like over and over again.  We are the future and I have 
great faith in my generation that we can make the US even better than it 
currently is.

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